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RE: Nearly three quarters of Americans don’t care about the religious affiliation of their hospital or healthcare network, but an equal number say they expect their healthcare preferences to take priority over the facility’s religious doctrine
This is people's health and lives we're talking about. No one else's religious or political preference should come before the patient's desire. If the patient believes something that would restrict their
RE: Women who are flexible in their sexual attraction have gaze patterns that are similar to heterosexual men when viewing a nude female body, suggests a small new pilot study, which also found that women tended to be more sexually fluid than men.
Growiing up, being lesbian was a phase, being a gay boy was something that needed addressing.
RE: Elon Musk revives his plan to power the United States entirely on solar: “All you need is a 100 by 100 mile patch in a deserted corner of Arizona, Texas or Utah (or anywhere) to more than power the entire USA.”
I think everyone is getting a little caught up in the 100x100 mile part. That’s likely purely so people can visualize scale. It’s big but it’s not so big that it could never happen.
RE: People in China are now required to have their faces scanned when registering new mobile phone services, as the authorities seek to verify the identities of the country's hundreds of millions of internet users.
There will be governments that will use this without people's knowledge. Hmm. Who would do a thing like that
RE: A Utah substitute told fifth graders that ‘homosexuality is wrong.’ She was escorted out after 3 students spoke up.
>The boy’s response was a bit more serious. “I’m thankful that I’m finally going to be adopted by my two dads,” he answered ... Students later said that the substitute snapped, “Why on earth would you
RE: 'Everything Is Not Fine': Nobel Economist Calls on Humanity to End Obsession With GDP. "If we measure the wrong thing," warns Joseph Stiglitz, "we will do the wrong thing."
"Economic welfare cannot be adequately measured unless the personal distribution of income is known. And no income measurement undertakes to estimate the reverse side of income, that is, the intensity